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i suppose curvy would be impressive... if i wasn't trying to cut straight. so maybe more of a jester than a queen. :ROFLMAO: sorry, should have made that link more obvious, i got them from Saw Tracks http://www.sawtrax.com/index.html :clapping:

with a name like shakey... why does that not surprise me :ROFLMAO:

i'm sure most of you guys have awesome tools, that would do the job faster and cleaner. just thought there might be some little guys/gals like me... who are limited on space (and/or funds) and want a nice affordable tool that delivers an effortless clean cut.

it's all in the wrist baby! i really honed my curvy cut skills a few months back on some 8 mil coro using a straight edge and knife

I have mastered the curvy coro cut and thought i try my hand at straight cuts... ya know just to be able to offer either or. I knew i was going to be cutting a bunch of signs today, so i'd planned on ordering a PLAST-KUT, which i found mentioned in a search here, for cutting along the flutes...

it's a camry Pat... and ummmm there a reason you aren't seeing the whole car. dare i show you the other side??? i think not.... let's just oh and ah over the pretty side.

here's my bumper... let's have a look-see at your's cmax.

ummmm.... maybe not altogether true. ever notice i never posted the finished job? i probably should have started a thread title THE NEVER ENDING WRAP FROM HELL. funny though... i just logged on this very minute to post a pic of the bumper of my flat black wrap, in another thread, when i saw...

nice work! i like it much better without the outline... the outline makes the head look stuck on.

cmax... you show me yours and i'll show you mine. i'll take a few pics tomorrow

OMG i think i'm in love!!!! - - - - - with your 65' mustang - - - - - i mean, i'm sure you're very nice too.... but that car NIIIIIIIIIIICE!!!!!!!! :loveya: aaaaand i love matte (satin) black anything. sorry got sidetracked by the pics ... a warm welcome from sunny so cal -gg

a warm welcome from sunny california -gg

personally, i've never used that antique wallpaper background, but i though it looked similar to the look you were going for. my personal choice would be a screened back version of something more artistic, along the lines of...

super rough wood and really smooth lettering.... very slick!!!!!! :rock-n-roll:

a warm welcome for sunny california -gg

it look nice... but i don't care for the repeating logo in the background. maybe try a something like a retro wallpaper.

that's exactly what i use mine for... well anything that less expensive to order in a standard size from the printers i'll do a mutli set-up and cut the individuals myself

they're sometimes refered to as ream cutters... cuz you can cut a full ream of paper at a time i have one, but i've only ever used it for paper

WOW Robby... that's clever and beautiful!!!!